I see a double headed eagle. Single heads are usually central, double heads off center either side but one head appears partly erased.
Wack it with a hammer and pick the rim out of the pieces.
I think you are being rather optimistic on the rock specimens, but still a good buy at $10.
That one is too odd not to try and find out what it is. I've not seen anything like it.
I'd scrap it. The base silver is thin and fatally dented. Chuck the rim and the base after the filler has been removed into the scrap sterling...
Tellers accept money all the time, it's their job. How would anyone notice an extra ten bucks. I think hanging round outside the bank by a...
If you can't scratch it with a steel point that pretty well ensures it is jade, but it seems lacking in all attempt at detail, which is the...
No Terry Pratchett fans here , then. Oggham is what Nanny Ogg, a fat cheerful witch writes in. Ogham is a real script. In an oblique way I was...
I think it is Oggham. And I did not mis-spell that.
It refers to the story of the hare who stole the moon's reflection from the water to woo the fisherman's daughter, and how the cunning hare...
A comparison with Afghan coins of the period may help. Try a coins board, some Indian region coin collector may have an idea. The lengthy...
I can't help thinking Sidnie's parents wanted a boy. The vague word at the top I now see reads Metropolitan, another underground line at Aldgate...
After AF's original reply, I was going to just toss these images and write them off as junk. Teach me to be less fanciful and more useful.
I agree about the pointy noses, once seen, once too many, they are seriously pointed. Having seen the mounts better, I am now in agreement with...
My main clue was seeing his name written on the note. :-)
I cant see any hard to read words on the map. It appears to headed Aldgate East, District line (an underground station) but I can't read the third...
She looks like a Roedean or Cheltenham girl slumming it a bit with the theatricals. I'd say those are hocky player's legs. Since she has...
They look to be qood quality with deep relief and modest amounts of wear. The one with the necklace is unusual. I'd say all are 19th C. Italian,...
How about Sir Arnold Wesker? The piece of a map shows a low rent areas of the East End, where a 'Kitchen sink' playwrite might have lived, and...
When you have a young jihadi in your control, you really don't want the little fellow to be traceable.
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